“How we need another soul to cling to.”, once said Sylvia Plath. This quote can be applied to the book “Of Mice and Men” by John Steinbeck. By analyzing the relationships of these unusual companionships, we can then find the basis of each one. The relationships between George and Lennie, Curley and his wife, and Candy and his dog each have their own unique aspects.
Throughout the novel George and Lennie have a very brotherly relationship. George always looks out for Lennie and seems to be an authority figure over him just like an older brother would do for their younger sibling. George often feels like he has to look after him, “I want you to stay with me Lennie.” (13). Lennie’s reliance on George makes him feel that the have a special bond
Throughout the novel George and Lennie have a very brotherly relationship. George always looks out for Lennie and seems to be an authority figure over him just like an older brother would do for their younger sibling. George often feels like he has to look after him, “I want you to stay with me Lennie.” (13). Lennie’s reliance on George makes him feel that the have a special bond